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Government of Namibia declares State of Emergency

Mar 19, 2020

Last updated on Mar 19, 2020

On 17 March, the Government of Namibia declared a State of Emergency, also imposing a number travel bans and restrictions.

Please click here for the full communication issued by the Government of Namibia.

The impact of COVID-19 on the travel industry is unprecedented and unpredictable. The nature of the content that is being shared on the ASATA coronavirus microsite is therefore constantly changing. Please check the date of the post to ascertain its recency.

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Avianca Group Holdings files for bankruptcy

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ASATA4ME @ASATA4ME·

11 May

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NICD@nicd_sa

UPDATE: The total number of confirmed #COVID19SA cases is 10 652. Regrettably, we report 12 new #COVID19 related deaths. We wish to express our condolences to the loved ones of the deceased. We are however encouraged by the number of recoveries. Staying home saves lives.

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10 May

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NICD@nicd_sa

The total number of confirmed #COVID19SA cases is 9420. Regrettably, we report 8 more #COVID19 related deaths. We wish to express our condolences to the loved ones of the deceased. We also acknowledge the commitment and hard work of our health professionals and frontline workers.

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23 Apr

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WHO African Region@WHOAFRO

COVID-19 in Africa: watch a joint media briefing with WHO and WEF https://www.pscp.tv/w/cXAekjFvUEVMWXBnR3d5UWR8MU93eFdRa092a0RHUcA_nUyHsivbscIX0oi7LsA8rJWX3DUNGDa3hFUE1-BG

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ASATA4ME @ASATA4ME·

23 Apr

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CCMA Official@CCMA_SA

Minister Thulas Nxesi urges #UIF registered Employers to
apply for the Covid-19 benefits through TERS Scheme on behalf of their employees via http://www.ufiling.co.za or UIF call center 0800 030 007. To date, the cumulative amount paid from April 16 to date is R1.1-billion

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23 Apr

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Minister of Transport |Mr Fix@MbalulaFikile

South Africa remains on lockdown and through transport we have enforced this on our roads, in aviation, maritime and rail.

We will continue to do so as directed by the Commander in Chief. #LockdownSA 4

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Important links: Archive – WHO – Johns Hopkins Dashboard

Government of Namibia declares State of Emergency

IATA, AASA and BARSA call on South Africa’s Government for financial relief to Aviation

IATA proposes a risk-based layered approach to restarting aviation

Avianca Group Holdings files for bankruptcy

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